GayHotMovies Inks VOD Deal With Treasure Island Media

GayHotMovies Inks VOD Deal With Treasure Island Media

PHILADELPHIA — GayHotMovies.com has partnered with Treasure Island Media (TIM) to become the studio’s VOD provider.

Select titles from Treasure Island Media’s catalog are now available for rent, stream or download on GayHotMovies.com. Additional titles are being added each week.

“At Treasure Island Media, we are constantly looking for ways to make our videos more readily accessible to our loyal fans via proven and reliable platforms that cater to, and are members themselves of, the gay adult community,” said Matt Mason, general manger of Treasure Island Media. “Video-On-Demand is an excellent way for us to widen our audience, and GayHotMovies has consistently demonstrated their dedication to the studios, fans, and community they serve. We’re excited to begin and build upon this new partnership moving forward.”

“It would be very difficult to NOT be excited about this new addition to GayHotMovies,” added Ryan Bagshaw, director of GayHotMovies. “Their edgy, top-of-the-line features will definitely resonate with our customers! Their content is considered to be some of the best gay adult filmmaking in the industry, and their brand maintains a well-known and popular presence within gay communities around the world. They will make an excellent addition to our collection, and we look forward to strengthening and cultivating this new relationship as we move forward together.”

To see titles from Treasure Island Media on GayHotMovies, click here.

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